EASTERN MONTGOMERY COUNTY, PA — Ten people were charged for their involvement in two locker room hazing incidents in the Cheltenham Township High School football program.
Meanwhile, a classic car show drew crowds in Hatboro over the past weekend.
This is a summary of stories that made news this past week in eastern Montgomery County:
Four Cheltenham High School football coaches and six players have been charged in two locker room incidents where multiple players beat a sophomore player in August and September 2025, authorities said. (Read More)
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The Hatboro-Horsham School Board has approved the hiring of four new administrators for the upcoming 2026-2027 school year at its July 20 meeting. (Read More)
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Cheltenham Township is planning on closing its Citizens Bank accounts in protest of its involvement in financing companies that run immigrant detention facilities. (Read More)
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Crowds flocked to the borough on Saturday for the 33rd annual Moonlight Memories car show. Hundreds of classic cars and vehicles were on display along York Road for the Hatboro Chamber of Commerce event. (Read More)
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Two police officers were sworn in at last week's Abington Township Board of Commissioners meeting. The Abington Township Police Department has welcomed police officers Conor Perdoch and Tyler Shewbridge. (Read More)
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